Béla Bartók - 44 Duos for Two Violins, Sz. 98

Béla Bartók - 44 Duos for Two Violins, Sz. 98 (1931)
Duos 1-43 performed by Gyorgy Pauk and Kazuki Sawa
Duo 44 performed by Itzhak Perlman and Pinchas Zukerman
Book I:
Párosíto (Teasing Song) - 0:00
Kalamajkó (Maypole Dance) - 0:52
Menuetto - 1:31
Szentivánéji (Midsummer Night Song) - 2:20
Tót Nóta (Slovakian Song) [1] - 3:05
Magyar Nóta (Hungarian Song) [1] - 4:08
Oláh Nóta (Wallachian Song) - 4:50
Tót Nóta (Slovakian Song) [2] - 5:22
Játék (Play Song) - 6:17
Rutén Nóta (Ruthenian Song) - 6:50
Gyermekrengetéskor (Cradle Song) - 8:01
Szénagyüjtéskor (Hay Song) - 8:58
Lakodalmas (Wedding Song) - 9:48
Párnás Tánc (Pillow Dance) - 11:14
Book II:
Katonanóta (Soldiers' Song) - 11:51
Burleszk (Burlesque) - 12:44
Menetelő Nóta (Hungarian March) [1] - 13:35
Menetelő Nóta (Hungarian March) [2] - 14:16
Mese (Fairy Tale) - 15:02
Dal (A Rhythm Song) - 16:04
Újévköszöntő (New Year's Greeting) [1] - 17:23
Szunyogtánc (Mosquito Dance) - 19:16
Mennyasszonybúcsútató (Bride's Farewell) - 19:52
Tréfás Nóta (Comic Song) - 20:56
Magyar Nóta (Hungarian Song) [2] - 21:32
Book III:
"Ugyan Édes Komámasszony..." (Teasing Song) - 22:15
Sánta-Tánc (Limping Dance) - 22:41
Bánkódás (Sorrow) - 23:07
Újévköszöntő (New Year's Greeting) [2] - 25:27
Újévköszöntő (New Year's Greeting) [3] - 26:00
Újévköszöntő (New Year's Greeting) [1] - 26:48
Máramarosi Tánc (Dance from Máramaros) - 28:41
Ara táskor (Harvest Song) - 29:21
Számláló Nóta (Enumerating Song) - 30:42
Rutén Kolomejka (Ruthenian Kolomejka) - 31:38
Szól a Duda (Bagpipes) - 32:40
A 36 Sz. Változata (Variant of No. 36) - 33:40
Book IV:
Preludium és Kanon (Prelude and Canon) - 34:42
Forgatós (Romanian Whirling Dance) - 37:37
Szerb Tánc (Serbian Dance) - 38:15
Oláh Tánc (Wallachian Dance) - 39:02
Scherzo - 39:47
Arab Dal (Arabian Dance) - 40:34
Pizzicato - 41:52
"Erdélyi" Tánc (Transylvanian Dance) - 42:53
Sources of Audio -
• Béla Bartók - 44 Duos ...
• Bartok 44 duos - No. 4...

[@localbod]

Andy Summers got me here after hearing him say that he learnt both parts on the guitar.

[@phildingman5608]

me too!! lol

[@HankAstral]

And me!

[@rupert8606]

Me too😂

[@1.6Kilometres]

Dang it - moi aussi!

[@localbod]

@@1.6Kilometres Great minds and all that. 👍

[@richardjchandler]

Béla Bartók exquisitely crafts his 44 Duos for Two Violins. As a composer, I gain additional insights into the music by reading scores while listening. Even if you don’t read music fluidly, try following along guided by the shape and movement of the notes. It may also help you to gain a new appreciation for well-crafted music.

[@daniellecamp8938]

Played many instruments for years, just learning to read now...imho, this is great for guitar or guitar and bass harmony and rhythm study too. Or for imagining a tuba on bass for the jam, Haha.

[@hostrauer]

Just like every great author will tell you: you can't be a great author without doing a lot of reading. Same with composing. I am by no means a great composer, but if you want to be even a halfway decent composer, score study is your friend. Look at what the masters do, what works and what doesn't, then take that knowledge into your own style and what you are trying to do.

[@richardjchandler]

@@hostrauer I appreciated your counsel regarding score study. It is spot on. Please give me a link to some of your music. I would like to check it out.

[@hostrauer]

@@richardjchandler All I have is electronic renderings from my ancient version of Sibelius, but here you go. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2jPqpyfpKl_jaM

[@goodhartsmusic]

I must admit, when I looked at the score, I didn't expect these to be very enjoyable. It seemed like Mikrokosmos Books 1-2 style exercises. They're very beautiful, expressive, and character-driven. No doubt, though, they require players who will play with sensitivity to the phrasing, which is less apparent in some of the movements of Bartok's notation.

[@giuseppemastrantonio5013]

Due violini, poche note e veniamo tuffati in un mondo fantastico, fiabesco, che sensazione strana e appagante ho provato

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[@KinkyLettuce]

impeccable counterpoint

[@annamariamanfredi6624]

Bravissimi. Stupendo. Grazie ❤

[@franciscofarias9865]

Gracias.

[@mamanasza3125]

Piękne Weronika i Szczepan miło słuchać najpiękniejsze talenty w muzyce barokowej dziękujemy tylko stroje nie z tego wieku ale piękne

[@anoirish]

Thank you, big help!!

[@Marta-bj3ug]

preciosos. muchas gracias

[@steveegallo3384]

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[@katherinegfair]

Timestamps for Sarita: Oláh Nóta (Wallachian Song) - 4:50 (cool rhythms) Burleszk (Burlesque) - 12:44 (starts silly but devolves quickly Szunyogtánc (Mosquito Dance) - 19:16 (quicker and rhythmically interesting) Mennyasszonybúcsútató (Bride's Farewell) - 19:52 (dissonant, drama, but slow) Máramarosi Tánc (Dance from Máramaros) - 28:41 (difficult, but absolutely great) Számláló Nóta (Enumerating Song) - 30:42 (might be my favorite for "quick but dissonant")

[@AlexanderWollheim]

Masterpieces

[@cactusepineux6925]

Yup

[@lavender_butterfly]

Rutén Kolomejka (Ruthenian Kolomejka) - 31:38⭐ Játék (Play Song) - 6:17 Párnás Tánc (Pillow Dance) - 11:14 Szól a Duda (Bagpipes) - 32:40

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[@declup]

Máramarosi Tánc!

[@josephalvarez5315]

19:16 for myself

[@ValzainLumivix]

Nice

[@Iumine]

why is that your name 😩😩

[@Dog-op4mk]

I really want to know the artists that are playing

[@colinjames2469]

Shazam is your friend.

[@Dodecatone]

Performers are Gyorgy Pauk and Kazuki Sawa!

[@user-oc5uq9nl8r]

0:00 1:31 6:50 32:40 My Favorite

[@WilliamVyvyanMurray]

I am pretty sure this recording is of Gyorgy Paul and Kazuki Sawa - released on the Naxos label... We did 3 of my favourite ones of these duos here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5WnfWCKgbKIhMk

[@jamesmayhew2538]

The opening line of the first one sounds a bit like the introduction to Liszt's 'Die Legende von der Heiligen Elisabeth'

[@katherinegfair]

For Trieste: 28:41 👀 could be fun 26:48 in love lowkey it's so mournful

[@InfinitelyQurious]

Andy Summers from The Police brought me here.

[@localbod]

I too found myself here courtesy of Mr. Summers.

[@yoaimo5301]

19 --> 15:01 20 --> 16:04 29 --> 25:27 30 --> 26:01 32 --> 28:41 35 --> 31:38 36 --> 32:41

[@aminahabdur2304]

Thanks!

[@linomilita]

Bartock evoca una musica senza tempo: è comune al sentire intimo di ognuno.

[@rossconnolly3402]

00:52 Fawlthy Towers?

8:01, 12:45, 25:27

[@imanilaird3028]

1:31 Menuetto third duo 4:50 Olah 7 duo 6:17 Play song ninth duo 6:50 ruthenian song tenth duo 11:14 pillow dance fourteenth duo 31:38 ruthenian kolomejka 35th duo

[@yorufoja7337]

38:15 28:41 31:38

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15:01

[@christopher4724]

28:41 31:38

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11: 8:01

[@user-ej9ye6sf5n]

The most useless composer in history

[@colinjames2469]

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